Finding the perfect bike.
One of the things that is really important in writing these characters is their motorcycles. These guys love their bikes. Before I could write, Zinc, I had to find his motorcycle. As they say, the bike makes the man. Zinc, the hero, in my book. He loved his bike but when he ‘died,’ his bike went to his fiancé who has moved on and married someone else. What is a guy to do but dream about his bike? Could be that the right woman will get it back for him…
February Lover by Rebecca Royce is the second book in the Calendar Men series from Decadent Publishing. It tells the story of Aidan Roux, a man who fled New Orleans fifteen years ago, leaving behind the woman he loved, for reasons he barely admits to himself. Now he’s back for a brief visit to his mother before moving on, both literally and with his life.
However, a health crisis with his mother means Aidan has to stick around. Having seen his old love, Stacey, he knows that the spark between them is still there, but knows he can’t act on it, because he’ll soon be gone. He has no wish to hurt her all over again.
Stacey has other ideas. She’s a woman that knows what she wants, and between them, she and Aidan come up with an idea that works for them both. They’ll be lovers for the month of February, and in return, Aidan will pose for Stacey, for the charity calendar she’s eager to get involved in.
Naturally, things aren’t quite as straightforward as they appear. Will this couple get their happily-ever-after, or has the pain of the past simply scarred them too deeply?
This was a very enjoyable read. The characters were realistic and likeable, and I really liked the local flavour of their accents, as well as the rapport between them. Other elements of the story were much darker, but it was all dealt with with sensitivity, and it didn’t take away from the heat between Aidan and Stacey. Overall, a super hot read, and one I’d definitely recommend to erotic romance fans.
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I think if you ask most writers, they’ll tell you that they don’t know where their ideas come from. That was true for me when I first came up with the Westervelt Wolves.
I had been reading a lot of Paranormal Romance and I knew I loved the genre. But I hadn’t expected to come up with the idea for Westervelt. I’d been writing my series the Outsiders up to that point and I hadn’t been prepared for a whole new series to present itself to me.
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